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No info about Xabi Alonso, seems that the informer on j1897 was wrong.
I really hope we get Xabi because the alternativis is worse then getting any player at all
Paulsen Stankovic
Are we waiting on Pool to buy Barry before we make the deal?
My guess is that he'll be with the team when the 1st batch of national team players arrive. :rulz:
I just thinked about some thing,
Blanc said that the midfielder would come before the pre season (today)
Now it have been brought forward.
And the reason if you think logical can't be Paulsen, he has a clausel(10 million euro) and if we wanted he would be here already.
Stankovic is also a easy target as he is officially for sale. So a a deal would be done I believe if we had him as our number 1 target.
So my conclusion is that we shouldent worry so much about Xabi, he is going to come. But Liverpool ( and the Eurous maby) is slowing down the transfer because they are first looking to buy Barry. And maby Tiago,Almiron can be another reason.
But if you think about it, the board is only saying the best thing. Blanc can't say that we only wait on Xabi, now we can only wait on Liverpool (Barry deal) and the clubs to agree a deal( maby the already have):flag2:
My english sucks hope you understand
Blanc said that the midfielder would come before the pre season (today)
Now it have been brought forward.
And the reason if you think logical can't be Paulsen, he has a clausel(10 million euro) and if we wanted he would be here already.
Stankovic is also a easy target as he is officially for sale. So a a deal would be done I believe if we had him as our number 1 target.
So my conclusion is that we shouldent worry so much about Xabi, he is going to come. But Liverpool ( and the Eurous maby) is slowing down the transfer because they are first looking to buy Barry. And maby Tiago,Almiron can be another reason.
But if you think about it, the board is only saying the best thing. Blanc can't say that we only wait on Xabi, now we can only wait on Liverpool (Barry deal) and the clubs to agree a deal( maby the already have):flag2:
My english sucks hope you understand
Ranieri and Gigli said that they are working on more than 2 midfielders and they will strike a deal in 1 week, so let's guess who they are these 3, at least. My guess is this:
1. Xabi Alonso
2. Aquilani (I'm optimistic)
and:
3. No One, they will say they're fine with the current squad.
what you guess Mark?
at Andy's avatar.
Canizares would be a dream backup? Why, so that we would have to call up the third string backup once that dunce drops a champagne bottle on his foot or something?
So you think we'll receive Xabi AND Aquilani? You do know that would cost us at least 50 million Euros excluding wages, right? And why on earth would we need Aquilani if we have Xabi Alonso? The latter does a better job at what we need right now anyway, which is someone who can pass the ball and already has experience at the highest level of the game - two Champions League finals.
Settle down there, young Lassie.
You see, this sort of mentality about not really caring how exactly we win matches really tends to bite us in the ass. Under Capello, people didn't care how we won our games in Serie A, thinking that it's only the result that matters and not the way in which we conduct ourselves on the pitch. Then once the Champions League came along, a place where you cannot screw around in two legged matches, we found ourselves playing the same crap football as we did in Serie A. And we ended up paying for it against obviously better teams who played better football. We're starting to see this again with Ranieri, something that is frightening.
In my opinion, if we want to actually achieve something, we have to play more consistent football and actually worry about how we conduct ourselves on the pitch. This "result is all that matters" notion is an oversimplified notion that, while being true, disregards the obvious problems we see with our squad.
Hopefully.
who can play anywhere in the mid.And even worse than that, at least then, we really had the best squad, material-wise and this attitude was enough to help us cruise past, most of the smaller teams and score enough points to win a title.
We didnt need any optimum results to get a title,we were just using our brutal power/skill,
but right now, our material is really poor according to that it used to be
and our tactics should work wonders to make us compensate
and win smth we dont deserve, material wise!
To win a title under those circumstances, we have to be as efficient as it gets, this year we didnt "win" the 3rd place for being efficient enough,
for being as good, as we supposed to be,
we only reached that, because the other teams were as bad, as they have never been before, mostly Milan.
Unfortunately, the Italian football suffers, as a whole,
to win a high place there now is easier than ever,
but that means nothing!
The standards in Europe remain as high as they can get.
This year many Juve fans will learn, how good or bad, Juve, really is.
Hopefully, we will make the proper acquisitions, players like Alonso, Grosso and a great back up keeper would help our cause very much and strengthen our weakest points.
And hopefully they will be proved good enough!
I expect to see better teamwork and permanent/solid schemes from CR
Hell, i expect to see us coming up with a proper attacking plan for a chance,
we have the tools now
and we might get even more, there will be no excuses again!
This year will decide if CR is good enough to lead us in the next stage of our evolution...
In the CL, we dont have any realistic chances anyway... and Serie A will be much more competitive, Inter will be untouchable as ever before,
Milan will most likely play at least as good as they should,
even if they dont invest the fortune, their fans expecting to spend!
And they would also have the extra advantage, of no CL games and pressure.
Roma will be more determined to close the gap and as long as they keep their stars and keep upgrading, they are a step ahead...
If we repeat the same performances, we had this year, the same performances that seem to appease some Juve fans, only because of the fact, that some of our direct opponents did worst, forgetting how horrible we were at times,
then i am afraid that we can only do worse in the ranking board this year,
than we did last year...
:toast:
We didnt need any optimum results to get a title,we were just using our brutal power/skill,
but right now, our material is really poor according to that it used to be
and our tactics should work wonders to make us compensate
and win smth we dont deserve, material wise!
To win a title under those circumstances, we have to be as efficient as it gets, this year we didnt "win" the 3rd place for being efficient enough,
for being as good, as we supposed to be,
we only reached that, because the other teams were as bad, as they have never been before, mostly Milan.
Unfortunately, the Italian football suffers, as a whole,
to win a high place there now is easier than ever,
but that means nothing!
The standards in Europe remain as high as they can get.
This year many Juve fans will learn, how good or bad, Juve, really is.
Hopefully, we will make the proper acquisitions, players like Alonso, Grosso and a great back up keeper would help our cause very much and strengthen our weakest points.
And hopefully they will be proved good enough!
I expect to see better teamwork and permanent/solid schemes from CR
Hell, i expect to see us coming up with a proper attacking plan for a chance,
we have the tools now
and we might get even more, there will be no excuses again!
This year will decide if CR is good enough to lead us in the next stage of our evolution...
In the CL, we dont have any realistic chances anyway... and Serie A will be much more competitive, Inter will be untouchable as ever before,
Milan will most likely play at least as good as they should,
even if they dont invest the fortune, their fans expecting to spend!
And they would also have the extra advantage, of no CL games and pressure.
Roma will be more determined to close the gap and as long as they keep their stars and keep upgrading, they are a step ahead...
If we repeat the same performances, we had this year, the same performances that seem to appease some Juve fans, only because of the fact, that some of our direct opponents did worst, forgetting how horrible we were at times,
then i am afraid that we can only do worse in the ranking board this year,
than we did last year...
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Juve Meet Alonso Reps In Paris
Juventus’ bid to sign Xabi Alonso from Liverpool is no closer to being completed following a meeting between the two clubs in Paris…
The possibility of seeing the Spanish international in a Juve shirt next season is, at the moment, still a remote one.
Alonso is no closer to signing for the Old Lady after a meeting in Paris today between a FIFA agent and Rafa Benitez’s transfer man, Eduardo Macia, yielded no agreement.
The deal may take another week to complete as the clubs are looking to agree on a selling price for the 26-year-old European Champion. The two clubs may strike a deal worth €18m, a balance between Liverpool’s asking price of €20m and Juve’s offer of €15m.
Juventus are still searching for a world-class midfielder and if all goes well, fans of the Bianconeri will see the former Liverpool midfield pairing of Alonso and Sissoko re-united at Turin’s Stadio Olimpico next term.
Luca Mirenzi
goal.com
Juventus’ bid to sign Xabi Alonso from Liverpool is no closer to being completed following a meeting between the two clubs in Paris…
The possibility of seeing the Spanish international in a Juve shirt next season is, at the moment, still a remote one.
Alonso is no closer to signing for the Old Lady after a meeting in Paris today between a FIFA agent and Rafa Benitez’s transfer man, Eduardo Macia, yielded no agreement.
The deal may take another week to complete as the clubs are looking to agree on a selling price for the 26-year-old European Champion. The two clubs may strike a deal worth €18m, a balance between Liverpool’s asking price of €20m and Juve’s offer of €15m.
Juventus are still searching for a world-class midfielder and if all goes well, fans of the Bianconeri will see the former Liverpool midfield pairing of Alonso and Sissoko re-united at Turin’s Stadio Olimpico next term.
Luca Mirenzi
goal.com
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